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Date 08/12/2014
Bank Of England Quarterly Bulletin 2014 Q4
‘Why is the UK banking system so big and is that a problem?’ notes that over the past 40 years the size of the UK banking system has grown dramatically – rising from around 100% to nearly 450% of nominal GDP – larger than the United States, Japan and the ten largest EU countries.[1] Moreover, as the Governor noted in his October 2013 speech, under plausible assumptions it could continue to grow rapidly. The article considers a number of reasons why the UK banking sector is so big. It also presents some empirical evidence on the relationship between banking system size and financial stability which suggests that while financial sector size can be important, it is the resilience of the banking system that is key for determining financial stability.
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Date 08/12/2014
FTSE SET Index Series December Semi-annual Review
- One addition and one deletion to FTSE SET Large Cap Index
- Ten additions to the FTSE SET Mid-Cap Index
- Twenty seven additions to the FTSE SET Shariah Index
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Date 08/12/2014
The Pivotal Fund Limited Lists On The JSE’s Main Board
Today The Pivotal Fund Limited (PIV) listed on the Main Board of the JSE, in the “Real Estate – Real Estate Holdings and Development” sector. Pivotal is a property investment and development fund with an A-grade portfolio of income producing property assets and a pipeline of prime developments.
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Date 08/12/2014
Green Dragon Gas Lists Its First Bond Issue On Nordic ABM
Green Dragon Gas Ltd lists its first bond issue on Nordic ABM today.
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Date 08/12/2014
Semi-Annual Review Of The OMX Iceland 8 Index
Nasdaq (NASDAQ:NDAQ) announces the semi-annual review of the OMX Iceland 8 Index, (Nasdaq Iceland: OMXI8), which will become effective at the market open on January 2, 2015. There is one change in constituents with Eimskipafélag Íslands replacing Sjóvá.
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Date 08/12/2014
Japan's Financial Services Agency: Exchange Of Letters For Cooperation With The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas
The Financial Services Agency and the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas concluded the Exchange of Letters for Cooperation (EOL) on December 8, 2014.
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Date 08/12/2014
NZX To Acquire SuperLife To Grow Its Smartshares Business
NZX is pleased to announce the acquisition of leading New Zealand superannuation and passive funds manager SuperLife, positioning NZX strongly in the growing retirement savings market and enabling the launch of new financial products by NZX’s Smartshares business.
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Date 08/12/2014
Euroclear Provides Unicredit Access To Eurosystem Liquidity Via Its Triparty Platform - Agreement Marks An Industry First, Following Recent Changes To The Correspondent Central Banking Model Rules
Euroclear today announced that UniCredit, a leading European commercial bank, has become the first institution to secure its Eurosystem credit operations through an agreement with Euroclear Bank and the National Bank of Belgium (NBB). Through the agreement, Euroclear - as triparty collateral agent - will facilitate the pledging of securities collateral to Eurosystem central banks through its partnership with the NBB, acting as correspondent central bank.
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Date 08/12/2014
DGCX Signs MoU With China Financial Futures Exchange
The Dubai Gold & Commodities Exchange (DGCX) and China Financial Futures Exchange (CFFEX) today announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with each other. This is the first MoU that CFFEX has signed with a derivatives exchange in the Middle East.
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Date 08/12/2014
Singapore Fixed Income Indices (SFI) Weekly – 8 December 2014
Key highlights for the week ending 5 December 2014
- The SFI lost 0.03% to 120.02.
- YTD, the STI currently outperforms the SFI by 0.64%.
- The SFI Corporate Bond Index reached an all-time high on 1 December 2014 (124.633), before ending the week marginally lower (-0.04%). Losses were largely driven by a decline in the SFI Financial Bond Index (-0.10%).
- Yield to maturity (YTM) for the SFI Government Bond Index continues to hover around its all-year low (2.07% on 1 December 2014). Year-on-year, the YTM has fallen by 17.5bps. Comparatively, YTM for the SFI Corporate Bond Index has declined 5bps (3.14%).
- 15 constituents with a combined market value of approximately S$2B were added to the SFI during the rebalance on 1 December 2014. The largest inclusion into the SFI was a S$600M issuance by the Housing & Development Board, maturing in 2026 with a 3.22% coupon rate.
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